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CARNAL, YOU LIVE BY THE SWORD YOU SHALL ALSO DIE BY IT!
by Loretta Scott   
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In the wake before sunrise, Saddam finally met his fate. As we watched, and waited for the confirmation he was hanged, infliction less than he ordered for the many that he slaughtered, tortured and left for dead in the open desert, yet his fate would later confirm...Saddam IS DEAD.



There is a saying that goes, "what goes around, will come around," and surely this hanging has made history, yet, it has also brought closure to the many families he inflicted pain and suffering upon. A country Iraq, yet to be developed with less trained army...and many opposition at hand, the long lived dictatorship, monarch, evil-doer is DEAD.

This could not have come at a better time, before the end of the year in our culture, and the ending of Hajj and Ramadan in theirs. However, despite the ill feelings we may have had of him, he was a soul. A dad leaving his children, and a husband leaving his wife. Sad but true .

Some may say that he deserved every thread of the rope, and to many he did. He slaughtered, tortured many in his defiant anti-psyhcosocial mind.

The question remains, will his demise make Iraq a safer country without him, will this bring a halt to terrorism, will his death be another statistic, and last, will this bring our government to assert themselves to bring our troops home?

The spectators said, he shouted out, "God is Great" to the end, some said he refused the hooded mask, the green attire, and remained in his black suit; as you can see, to the end he continued to be defiant and disrespectful of the law, but in his final breath...GOD had the last say...and if he did not turn his life around for his deadly sins he commited (for his sake)...

HIS SOUL IS IN HELL.
 
 


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Reviewed by Michael LaSalle (Reader)
Reviewed on May 20, 2007
My! this is a breathtaking piece, its magnificently rendered... you propose a truly benevolent approach, and leave the reader with added knowledge in perspective to the messege as a whole, nthanks for sharing, mike

Reviewed by H. Lena Jones
Reviewed on January 23, 2007
Death may have taken him out of this world, but he still has to face the consequences of his actions. Even if he repented, he would still have to answer for his actions. God is loving, but He is also just. On the other hand, if he didn't repent, well I would agree with you, Loretta, as to his destination.

God Bless
Love and peace
Lena

Reviewed by Loretta Scott
Reviewed on December 31, 2006
Malcolm, God does exist whether you choose to turn the blind eye or not. As far as could He have stopped it, the question remains there is also a Devil too. Seek His face, and learn to know the GREAT I AM and ALMIGHTY. Thanks for the comment.

Reviewed on December 31, 2006
Loretta this is an extremely powerful and profound write.
Bidding the best to you and a blessed New Year also.
Continued success to you, your book and all your endeavors.

Sincerely,
From the Heart of an Artist Quiet Storm


Reviewed by Malcolm Watts (Reader)
Reviewed on December 31, 2006
Saddam was a very bad person. Killing him though, as justified as it may seem ( I certainly do understand this) only perpetuates the cycle of violence and the idea that human problems can only be solved by killing. I doubt that Saddam was truly Godly. I don't think God exists or he/she would have stopped him in his tracks long ago before he gassed his people, invaded Iran and so on. Malcolm Watts

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on December 30, 2006
Powerful write my friend...you are correct for the final decision is God's he is our ultimate judge.
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

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